3D Printing Basics

3D Printing Basics

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3d, additive, Libraries, manufacturing, printing, TMU
A beginner-level 3D printing skills badge offered through the Digital Media Experience lab at the TMU Libraries.

Criteria

As a member of the TMU Libraries Digital Media Experience Lab certified for 3D Printing Basics, this badge holder has demonstrated the following skills:

  1. Setting up, loading, and configuring a Prusa MK3+ 3D printer.
  2. Modeling custom designs using 3D computer-aided design software.
  3. Slicing custom designs into .gcode files compatible with the Digital Media Experience Lab's Prusa Slicer software workflow.
  4. Optimizing materials used in a fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3D printing process.
  5. Operating 3D printing hardware safely and adhering to TMU Libraries' acceptable use policies.

Alignments

Create or Innovate New Knowledge - TMU Libraries Research Life Cycle

https://library.torontomu.ca/dmelab/files/TMUlib-ResearchLifeCycle.pdf


Thank you for your interest in the 3D Printing basics micro credential offered by The TMU Libraries Digital Media Experience Lab.

Upon completion of this application form, badge holders will be able to create custom design and 3D print them at the Lab. To obtain your print and/or LinkedIn-compatible certification, please complete the following brief application.


Input your badge claim code here.

Please enter in the booking confirmation number that you received before your 3D Printing Certification test. If you are looking for this email in your deleted items, search for items sent from dme@torontomu.ca.
Upload the sliced model screenshot (from Prusa Slicer) that you submitted with your booking.
Upload a photo of the final printed result.
What design practices did you follow when modelling this 3D design? How did these allow you to create gcode that could be extruded by a FDM printer?
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